Mythbusting: “Timesheets Are Only for Large Teams”
Discover why timesheets aren’t just for big teams. Learn how Kiwi business owners can use time tracking to boost profits, clarity, and work-life balance.
Menu
What does a cut to the OCR mean for your business?
A further cut in the Reserve Banks’ Official Cash Rate sounds like good news. But what’s the real impact of this drop in the OCR? We’ve got the pros and cons for your small business.
Smart Ways for NZ Business Owners to Tackle Rising Cost of Living
Discover practical ways to manage the rising cost of living in NZ. By growing income and reducing costs, Kiwi business owners can stay ahead of inflation.
Smart Budgeting for Kiwi Businesses
Discover how smart budgeting can drive success for your Kiwi business. With expert advice from a business advisor, learn to navigate financial planning, track performance, and set your business up for long-term growth.
Making your business work for you: securing your lifestyle
Is your business providing the income you need to secure your desired lifestyle? We’ve got some tips for boosting revenue, profits and your ability to draw down income.
Sales expectations are improving in 2025
Nearly a third of Kiwi SMEs expect stronger sales in 2025, but 27% are falling behind. Improve your sales pipeline, attract customers, and refresh your strategy with these tips!
From Spreadsheets to Systems
Is it time to break up with Excel? As your business grows, sticking with spreadsheets might be holding you back. Discover why upgrading to smarter, integrated software systems could be the change your business needs.
Interest rates come down: how could this affect your finances?
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand recently reduced the official cash rate (OCR) to 3.75%. What does a drop in interest rates mean for you, your business and your financial opportunities?
Making your business work for you: the big goal
Is your business helping you deliver on your personal goals? Our new article looks at ways to make your business work for you, with handy hints on setting and tracking your goals.
Provisional Tax – how does it work?
Provisional tax is like paying progress payments on next year’s income tax. Be aware of the rules that can lower compliance costs for small businesses. Talk to us about your tax plan.